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This document outlines an English language tournament with 11 contests including warm up tongue twisters, brainstorming, matching proverbs, running dictation, a captain's quiz, speaking, identifying ingredients from a video, karaoke, grade/form differences, pictionary, and awards. The contests cover topics about British culture, language, and history.
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This great great britain
- 1. Welcome to the English Tournament !!!
- 2. Contest I Greeting and Presentation of Teams
- 3. Contest 2 Warming up Pronounce these tongue-twisters quickly and correctly • Three grey rabbits in the grass grow roses for us. • Seven seals in the sea sing the songs to you and me. • Giggling geese are playing games, they are going to race. • Lazy lion is lying smiling. • Pat’s black cat is in Pat’s black hat. • William always wears a warm woolen west in winter. • Victor, however, will never wear a woolen underwear, even in the Wild West.
- 4. Contest 3 Brainstorming Write as much words as you can on the topic:
- 5. Relaxation pause • Mr. Bean
- 6. Contest 4 Proverbs and Sayings Match the parts of the proverbs
- 7. Contest 5 Running • Come up to the desk, read a sentence, learn it, go back to your team and write it down. • Next member is welcome!
- 8. Contest 6 Captain's Contest 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 14 15 13 10
- 9. What are the colours of the British flag?
- 10. What is the capital of Scotland?
- 11. What holiday do the British celebrate on October 31st?
- 12. What building can you see n the picture?
- 13. What Holiday do the British celebrate on December, 25?
- 14. Where is the UK situated?
- 15. What is the capital of Wales?
- 16. Who is the Prime Minister of the UK now?
- 17. Where is the Nelson’s Column situated?
- 18. Once it was a prison, a palace, a fortress. Now it is a museum. What is it?
- 19. What does the UK consist of?
- 20. What do the English like to put in their tea?
- 21. What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
- 22. What sight can you see in this picture?
- 23. How do American call British “football”?
- 24. Relaxation pause • London Eye
- 25. Contest 7 Speak up! • Choose a topic and speak on it!
- 26. Contest 8 Video Contest • Watch the video and write down the ingredients of the dish!
- 27. Contest 9 Musical Contest • Sing a song to karaoke! My Bonnie
- 28. Relaxation pause • A cartoon
- 29. Contest 10 AE - BE A grade or a form?
- 30. Contest 11 Guess a Picture
- 31. A banana
- 33. London Eye
- 34. Charles Chaplin
- 35. A bus
- 36. Swimming - pool
- 37. Theatre
- 38. Hamburger
- 39. Michael Jackson
- 40. Relaxation pause • Mr. Bean